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I don't know if a rear intake port is made by anyone.

You are involving the rear bearing mains for the blower rotors.

I can conceive of a GMC blower with top access and a TFS side mounted throttle body. It might be easier to consider that type of modification and just blocking the front intake?

Then you are going to run into a height limitation with the Pantera and complete blocking of the rear view.

This all depends on how involved you want to get?

The Pantera is more difficult to re-engineer than many.

It's amazing how versatile the car can be but some of the possibilities available now were never conceived of then?

12/1/1711:20 AM

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